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's $2 billion bright idea in green energy lou: president obama making a left turn on energy, playing back to his environmental base of delaying decisions on the keystone xl pipeline. the american petroleum institute joins us with industry reaction in just a moment. consumer confidence slipping unexpectedly in march. the dow record-setting run in the at eight sessions. the market putting to rest a tense session when streak as well today. the dow down a modest 25 points, as an pylos two and a half, still within five points of its all-time high. there is always next week. the nasdaq down ten pois. 5 billion shares traded on the big board. the heaviest trading day of the year so far for the week. the major market indexes are all higher. the dow leading the way. in the bond market, rates slipping. the ten year treasury ending the week up to even. gold and crude finishing the we got hired. crude oil up to 77 of the past two weeks, now 9345 per barrel. in the former j.p. morgan chase executives in charge of the unit responsible f the london will operation and $6 billion in losses refuses to

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possible so far is encouraging the development of other forms of energy and other types of energy usage that could compete with traditional fossil fuels. in the presidential election became part of the stump speech, that there have been loans for the electric car company, tesla. mr. romney said that was investing in losers. now, they have released their annual report saying they will start early repam on its government backed loans. it is moving ahead of schedule to repay the investment, an investment that was made to try to goose the american development of cars that run on electricity instead of gas. here's the thing. that loan to tesla that republicans made such fun of, that loan that turned out great in the end. that was made through a loan program created in 2007. signed into law by a previous president named george w. bush and even when it is working, it is a laugh line to them. mitt romney was good on the climate issue until he wants to run for higher office. republicans were all for invest ting in electric car until they decided to call it a joke. what are our chances of moving

spots here is what we saw managed to close higher yesterday were cyclical areas, semiconductors, energy and we had health care participating in that rally and bristol-myers. 11-year highs on that one. >> they screwed up badly and they bought a drug, not unlike glaxo they had, and it was red wine derivative drug and they fell. i will point out that the macarena is central to the thinking. >> really? >> because i went back and looked at this period november 1996 and was astonished at how everything was going right. everything. that was a time when your pc was powerful enough to be able to get it it so you started getting dial up aol. we had no crises whatsoever. the bob rubin managing the economy, bill clinton getting interest rates down and what we have now is a compliant fed and we've got some good earnings, but i just don't think that we can put on the kind of numbers that -- yes, i'm worried about the nine straight days. >> so you say keep your bat on your shoulder. you say the guys are swinging wildly and that's not our style. you're willing to miss a couple of points. >> we'll look

, dandy idea, mr. president. should have started with yours. >>> the president's pressing the new energy strategy in his weekly address. >> free our families and our business from painful spikes in gas prices once and for all. >> we will ask a former energy secretary if it will work. first though, our political headlines. >>> wisconsin republican governor scott walker tells politico he is open to a presidential bid and will not pledge to serve a full four-year term as governor if he is re-elected next year. he told politico his focus is on substance, not longevity. walker is in maryland today also speaking at cpac. >>> former new york congressman anthony weiner may be planning a political come back. the new york democrat recently spent more than $100,000 on polls and consultants. weiner, of course, resigned in 2011 when a suggestive photo that he tweeted became public. which public office he might be considering that is later in the program today. >>> and secretary of defense chuck hagel said the united states will deploy a $1 billion anti-missile defense system along the pacific coast t

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in "the journal" talked about natural gas being low and the energy boom is keeping a lid on inflation which make the dollar stronger for good reasons, not bad. i guess i'm saying i still like the backdrop of the economy more than most and was gratified proctor cooled yesterday, k kimberley cooled. >> there is the sentiment, some anxiety things have been quiet, almost tranquil in a way. >> it's a western? the man who shot liberty prokt sfer. >> invariably something always comes. i don't know whether it will be. geopolitical as we worry or wonder or watch things in iran or north korea. i know. i'm just -- >> 1996. it was pretty darn good for a while. wasn't until the asian contagion, nine months later. >> then we got long term capital, then the fed lowered rates by 50 basis rates. off to the races like never before, ever. that being said, this is 20 13. not 1996. >> we're doing stress testing on banks like we weren't doing back then. we'll get more results tonight. >> we don't have the internet just beginning to blossom. >> no, but we do have situations where -- i'm reading about the el

the latest moves in energy. >> there say lot of momentum here in the energy market and we're looking at brent crude prices that have risen from a three-month low and it looks like the gains that we're seeing in the oil market are mirroring what they're seeing in terms of the rebound in the euro and what we're seeing in the equity markets as well. the cyprus fears seemed to ease quite a bit. we'll continue to watch what will happen in the u.s. supply front when we do get the eia report on inventories out at 10:30 eastern time and we're also watching what's happening in the gold market because that will be susceptible to whatever move the fed will make and many traders anticipating to keep doing what they're doing and gold holding steady here and still above the 1600 level. the key, of course, will be breaking above the 1610 for the settlement and they keep saying that is what is needed to give the bulls the momentum to take gold prices much higher. back to you! sharon epperson for us. a technology company is making its wall street debut today. we're waiting for model n to begin trading and aft

? ♪ >>> president obama selling a e creative way to pay for research into alternative energy resources. he used the weekly address to present a plan to use the money collected from private companies who drill for oil on public lands. >> now, this idea isn't mine. it actually builds off a proposal put forward by a nonpartisan coalition of ceos and retired generals and admirals. let's take their advice and free our families and our businesses from painful spikes in gas prices once and for all. >> the president said he supports increased domestic oil production along with more research into solar power, wind power and biofuels. >>> in the republican's weekly address kongman paul ryan talked about his plan to balance the budget. ryan said that a balanced budget would make a difference, far beyond just crunching numbers. >> but the crucial question isn't how we balance the budget, it's why. the budget is a means to an end. we are not balancing the budget as an accounting exercise. we're not trying to simply make numbers add up. we're trying to improve people's lives. >> ryan's proposal includes a re

to have the energy to travel and so forth. so, i think those questions were all adequately answered as far as the cardinals were concerned. and they chose the man that they felt had the humility and all the other traits to lead the church at this time. >> shepard: when benedict was elected, largely because of age, i was told at the time, standing in this same place in 2005, the analysts said well he is a transitional pope because of his age. this man is two years younger. is he a transitional pope? >> >> i don't think that's what the intention of the cardinals who voted him as who elected him you want as the holly father. the only way we would have to answer that is to look down the road. and see how he is doing. you know, pope leo 13th was elected at the age of 78 and went on to reign for 15 years and died in 1903. so, and he was elected as a traditional pope. as a transitional pope. so who is to say? >> >> is the thinking now that it's kind of okay to retire when you want to? or do we go back to the more traditional you stay with this until the lord takes you home? >> i think that pope f

are. i think this event in illinois is about an energy policy. that's a actual policy event, that's something totally different. that's a fair point of conversation. >> i give the president a three, go to meeting.com account -- >> i don't know if they can endorse one company. they're no donald trump. you probably saw donald trump announce he is willing to pay for the white house tours. i think they wanted to -- >> he offered a week, and i offered a week, donald trump is -- >> brought to you by sean hannity. i'll give you a tour. i can point out the lincoln bust that nancy reagan used to love. back in the day -- >> back in the day -- >> -- go to dinner with me. why won't you talk to me, sean? >> i know one way to get into the obama white house, if you donate 500 grand you get quarterly meetings. >> that is not true. >> that is not true. that's what they advertise. i'm going to give you a d-minus. >> that's a passing grade. >> all right. >> my friends will be mad at me. sean hannity gave you a passing grade. >> i'm being charitable. >> i have a football in any house which you signe

%, why not pay for solar energy and alternative energy development? why not pay -- if obama gets started on this -- >> joe and i have agreed that we're going to compensate -- what do you want to see, 20%? >> we'll start at 20. we'll start at 20. >> as we spend it all, we're going to need more. we're going to need the preschool, we're going to need solar energy. >> i thought i was completely wrong this what it was. >> it's an island, isn't it? >> it's an island. >> but it shows you how interconnected it is. >> i know. and fait accompli, he said i got there and is they were doing it. >> what if you found out that your bank got taken over by the fdic and the insurance that you thought protected your money was not there, that it was wrong? that's the problem. >> and by the way, 10% of your money is gone, too. >> explain to the eurozone just waking up exactly what -- >> carolin is going to do that supposedly when we throw to her. >> they have to do something. >> they follow twitter. >> did you wear your jacket last week? >> no. >> will you write down all of the key deferences for obama care f

part due to the energy boom that's going on. you know there's a resurgence going on in manufacturing and we saw techdata robe out of total net. lighter and still positive on net, long term and we still have data yet to go, university of michigan sentiment survey about 9:55 eastern. back to you, melissa lee. >> rick santelli, thank you for that. >>> this morning it is jc penney's turn for a depot. the store is announcing boutiques within its stores and here is what ron johnson said about how fresh fits into the company's growth strategy. >> last year we had the same purchase priced dintly and this year we have a lot of new merchandise. joe fresh comes in six weeks and the new jcp is coming out of the ground and we think that will allow us to return to growth. >> a turnaround can't come soon enough. shares of the department chain are down 58% in the past 12 months. do you think joe fresh is the key? the key to the turnaround here? >> i'm focused on joe balance sheet and judge wapner did serious work on the balance sheet and the issues, and, look, i like the joe fresh line. i have never

criticized for being general, not specific. we're pressing him. he has three golden rules for energy. specific ideas. we're going to press him. what's the name of the show? 2:00 eastern. >> closing bell. >> the h lead variety hour. >> fast money is at 5:00 p.m. eastern time. it goes fast because it's so enjoyable. >> we'll see you on street signs. >> thank you. >>> if you're just joining us, good morning. this is cnbc. here's what you may have missed if you're just tuning in. >>> welcome to hour three of "squawk on the street." here's what's happening so far. >> the biggest threat that we're facing in the future is we still have 25 million people underemployed or unemployed. >> february starts the seasonalized, annualized adjusted rate. >> 7500 aircraft ordered this morning. all boeing 757. i think it's a good news day for boeing. >> i don't want to lose sight of the fact that people make money in the market. i don't want to get caught in an obsession with cypress while people make money in the market because then i'm not doing my job. there is a job to be done. would you rather see

it was selfish for us to pour our resources into making our own babies when those resources and energies could not only help people here advocacy and service transform the world never needs to be born into poverty and abuse again. i think that's going to sink her in kentucky. it's basically saying listen, if you are not a well off person or affluent person you shouldn't have a child because you are going to be born into poverty. >> that is not remotely what she said. i don't know if the whole quote is there. but. >> bill: i read you the whole quote. >> when i read it, she made a specific reference to orphans. she was clearly talking about the fact. >> bill: she said i do not. >> enough children in this world. >> bill: i'm not going to have a baby because there are a lot of orphans. interestingly enough, she hasn't adopted any. >> who is to say she is not? she is not that old. she can still adopt. i know people who adopt babies in their 50s and 60's. >> bill: let me get this straight. traditional poor statement like kentucky where family is very big. you don't think that is going to hurt her. >

.2 trillion on things like science, energy, the environment and education. also the cpc does not want to cut entitlements. and, wants to give unemployed americans 99 weeks of cash compensation. nearly two years. the question is what does president obama think of the congressional progressive caucus? my opinion, he likes it i don't think the president believes that crew is fanatical because they want what he wants. by the way, the far left kooks do want to cut one thing, defense spending. they want to bring that back down to 2006 level. somewhere in iran is cheering. there comes a point when americans are going to have to decide what country, what kind of country they want. even taking half of what affluent americans earn, feds couldn't possibly afford what the far left wants to provide. so we would eventually become greece or cyprus if the u.s. dollar collapses and people stop lending us money. some conservatives believe that's exactly what the far left wants. a collapse of the entire capitalistic system. some on the right believe that president obama is actively working toward that. certain

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the democrat party along with their energy, with the movement's energy. so i think a strong movement is a good thing. frankly, a not-so-strong party is a good thing. the democrat party is not that strong. it's about the movement, pulling them along. i think that's what we have on our side. >> tim, just on that point, let's put the numbers in context. abysmal numbers. president obama is not doing so great. a new cnn poll has him at just 47% approval rating. that's down eight points since january. i do think, though, any strategist would say the republican party right now has a steeper hill to climb. as a republican, as a republican pollster, how freaked out are you right now? >> you know, i've seen some bad numbers before. you know, i feel like seeing bad numbers now, it's not freaking me any more now than it was before the election. what makes me excited -- >> i assume you were freaking out a lot before the election. >> i have been freaking out the last four years about the republican party's performance with groups, for instance, like young voters, the latino community. the numbers have been

into clean energy. the plan would set aside 2 billion a year for public and private research. that money would come from federal oil and gas leases. congressional republicans are expected to oppose the plan. >>> red box expanding its service to include video streaming. the movie rental service known for its red kiosks will join netflix and hullu by offering videos online. it will offer streaming along with traditional kiosk rentals. >>> political buzz, rapid fire look at best political topics of the day. three topics, 30 seconds on the clock. playing with us today, john avalon and ron christie, former assistant to george w. bush. welcome to both of you. >> good morning, carol. >> good morning. glad you are here. first up, a funny thing happened on the first day of the annual conservative gathering known as cpac. senators rand paul and marco rubio outlining very different plans. >> the gop of old has grown stale and moss covered. we don't need a new idea. we have an idea called america and it still works. >> okay. so rubio and paul butting a different public face on a seemingly growing te

, new york and republican chairman of the congressional committee, energy and commerce committee, chairman of the communications and technology subcommittee. congressman, great have you with us. are you excited about tomorrow? >> you know, it is always interesting when the president comes to visit washington and certainly up to capitol hill, so we welcome him to hear what he has to say. lou: and what he has to say will be in the form of a budget. we have to wait until apparently the week of april 8. >> this is nearly unprecedented. you have to go back to when warren harding was president. he should have had this. you're at least t months late. if he were the ceo of any major company wouldot be a ceo right now with these limits uses. lou: it would be interesting to see how his shareholders would be behaving. >> a little upset. yes. actually, voters i think are catching on. is job approval number going down. and to say that you are not even going to a chase a balanced budget, we need a balanced budget so that we can grow the economy and jobs to stop having this track with the defic

properly connected,. >> we started concord 51, which focuses on energy, defense, and fiscal policy alone, because we found that over and over and over again, we were sit agent dinner conversations with our friends when we were in college, and on those issues people agreed. it was when we got into social political debates and other issues outside that didn't involve jobs or the economy or debt or deficit or new industry -- >> neil: any of those issues, it's a mistake. >> i have full respect for people of vary employs in social politic -- varying beliefs in social politics. the federal government needs to focus on the economy, and the republicans have aloud the narrative of their communication to continue to get to off course and only focused on social issues. >> neil: do you think young people are particularly offended when they hear the romney 47% remark and that kind of stuff and just sticks in their craw, more than other groups? apparently the impact was far more devastating for governor romney with young people like yourself than almost any other group. >> i think romney had a difficu

is not interested in remembering what's going on. the brain is interested in survival. and so, all our energies, our focus on self-protection. >> by analyzing the data presented to me, it confirmed that my suspicion was likely, that suffered from post traumatic stress disorder. >> reporter: of course not prosecution has not had the opportunity to cross examine this expert witness. >> harris: so, adam, 18 days we saw her on the stand. what do experts say whether her marathon testimony either helped or hurt her case? >> well, first of all, people -- if you talk to anybody who is a court observer or a lawyer, they say that having a defendant on the stand is kind of unique in a lot of ways, anyway, but for that long 18 days, extremely unique and add in that arizona jurors are allowed to asker had questions. a lot of people do not believe it went well for her. a lot of the questions continually were suspect of her details, of her member rischi-- memory and what she can claimed. and when she said she climbed up shelves to get the gun he supposedly owned. and knows when you put 120 pounds on the end of th

of italian energy giant pala scleroni told us he's not concerned about weakness in europe because he's turning his attention to china. this after the company announced a deal to sell 20% of its stake in the mozambique gas field with cnpc. i asked him why now. >> we want to give value to this huge discovery in mozambique. the best way to give value is to involved in the project in natural biogas and cnpc is the most natural biogas in that part of world. >> that makes a certain amount of sense. a lot of people have looked at your global strategy and said you're early and aggressive when it comes to, for example, africa. so what about at home in italy, how weak is the market there and how much of a problem is that for your business? >> it is not a big problem because 90% of our -- are outside of europe, not only are we certainly our italian and european businesses have been suffering through 2012. but i'm expecting some near 2013 to see a new recovery of the euro. >> a new recovery. it's a tough road ahead for italy, but we'll look at that later. plus, is boeing close to waking up from

think regional banks are still very good investment at this point in time. and i love domestic energy. natural gas, marcellus shale, anything coming out of the ground in the u.s. is going to have a dominant position in the next economic move. so i think it's a great place to begin to invest. >> and i just wonder as people get into these levels, and is i know there is a debate that's been playing out in markets. but we've had such a run up. even aus mentioned from the regional banks, banks have completely rerated even to where we were a year ago. do you just continue to stick with the winners, though, or is there a sense for looking for better value? >> i definitely think you look for value but you pick your spots carefully. there are some stocks that haven't participated in the regional banking area, particularly on the lower end of the cap ranges. those can be bought selectively. some of the marcellus shares are doing extremely well, but can be bought at a reasonable price. some of those plays are undervalued in my opinion. there's lots of opportunity. you have to pick your sots, tho

well off of our lows and now we're only down 72 and the financials are weak and energy stocks and some of the materials are down 1%. all of the gold stocks are to the upside. you know, i asked around saturday and said why did they go after the deposits so much and apparently the answer i got from people who watch this stuff was that was all there was to go after and there was not a lot else they could seize in any way easily and with all of this said, can i just take the other side of this about not protesting too much? there were plenty of one-off taxes in europe. the italians have been screaming for months about this. they had a whole new bunch of taxes on their financial assets and some of capital gains and not all on deposits and there were a lot of one-off taxes in europe reese leent and will we have some kind of bank run? there have been safety programs in the last two years put into effect and they have the bond-buying program and the ecb, able to buy cheap loans and the ltro program and we have emergency assistance. this greatly reduces the chance that there will be a big bank

that pope benedict stepped down was because of his age. he said he didn't have the energy anymore. and so i think there was a sort of understanding among a lot of people that maybe the cardinals of the conclave would go for someone who was younger and seemed, perhaps, as more vital. having said that, remember, the two things that i think people were looking for most were someone who could evangelize and someone who could clean up the bureaucracy of the vatican. certainly on the first one we've talked about his great evangeliization skills. thomas reese was right. we've seen growth in the church in africa and latin america. there's also competition from protestant evangiliization. it's going to be interesting to see what this man who lives so simply does inside the vatican. certainly father or george could speak better to this than i could. but what will happen now inside the walls of the vatican behind me. because there's no doubt it is widely known that they need to get their house in order, so to speak, martin. >> going to father bartunek for a moment, i want to mention a poll that was do

in the time and energy and effort and the physical, you know, act of making a phone call is violating the federal law. i don't see how the president's getting away with it and i certainly don't see why the president's people are letting him get away with it except i guess they think they can sort of, you know, bully their way through this by saying, oh, we're not selling access when their literature says $500,000 and you get quarterly meetings with the white house and the president. >> sean: that's the point. it's there in black and white and you can read it and you have jay carney, perfectly acceptable. >> perfectly acceptable. >> sean: now, i understand under eric holder, which is a justice department that has been politicized, nothing's going to happen then, but is there any -- do you see potential legal problems for the president as you know, considering all the mistakes that they've made and all the evidence they left behind? >> well, look, i do think this is -- first of all, we'll leave it up to the lawyers to decide. i'm not a lawyer, but i've talked to people who are ethics la

energy for the conservative movement, you see it it there. at cpac, it's one of the biggest convocations of young people you'll see all year long. >> sean: you took a different tact than some of the other speakers and i found myself in agreement with you, and that is the republican party needs to get tougher. ill h'll be honest, i was surprised when john boehner said he trusted obama. he has been duplicitous and trying to get boehner fired. why would he say he trusts him? >> there are a lot of things we believe in and shouldn't give up on and some of the things i was talking about, i think, attracts people from both the left and right and that's supporting your right to trial by jury, your right to be innocent until proven guilty, these are such time-honored concepts that i think it allows the republican party to get bigger, but our young people want us to stand for something, really stand on principle and i think that's why the filibuster probably helped me to gain enough votes to win in the poll. >> sean: do you identify yourself as more a libertarian conservative? people ask me, i'm a

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theme atticly. there's some pretty common themes globally. health care, energy. we kind of look in those areas wherewith we can see long-term growth. also, the emerging markets are very, very attractive. 85% of the population. we tend to look out 10 years. we're long-term players. our senior team has been investing together for 20 years. so we haven't lost anybody. so we can afford to take -- it's not a revolving door at our firm. we look at these long term -- health care and pan-asian is interesting. we have a big operation in china. so these are the kind of themes we look at. high value add manufacturing. it always stayed in the united states. the value ed component in the u.s. has always been fairly strong. we love it. we come out predominantly balance is probably 60/40 services or other. but back when i started out it was probably 80% phfrgz and 20% other. so our world has shifted and our tphrof any has shifted as well. >> jay and mike are guest hosts. they will be with us the rest of the program. >>> disruptors thursday. coming up next, invite-only conference taking place at the nas

it comes to national defense and international relations. but that is clearly where the energy is in the republican party right now. the tea party republicans, the libertarian republican, and that is why there was so much energy and excitement around individuals like marco rubio and rand paul and it would be interesting to see how much the republican party, the establishment republican party that is very wary of the libertarian philosophy, especially when it comes to same-sex marriage, especially when it comes to international policy, and the establishment party that is wary of the tea party in many ways because of the difficulty they've had controlling their unruly tea party republican base in the house of representatives. how much they embrace these groups, that is where we'll really see how much the republican party is willing to change. >> in just about 20 minutes, they will be at the press club in washington, d.c. announcing the results of this study, so i'm sure it will be on your show, the lead with jake tapper 4:00 this afternoon. thank, jake, appreciate it. >>> lots of

would decrease my sex drive... but when i started losing energy and became moody... that's when i had an honest conversation with my doctor. we discussed all the symptoms... then he gave me some blood tests. showed it was low t. that's it. it was a number -- not just me. [ male announcer ] today, men with low t have androgel 1.62% (testosterone gel). the #1 prescribed topical testosterone replacement therapy, increases testosterone when used daily. women and children should avoid contact with application sites. discontinue androgel and call your doctor if you see unexpected signs of early puberty in a child, or signs in a woman, which may include changes in body hair or a large increase in acne, possibly due to accidental exposure. men with breast cancer or who have or might have prostate cancer, and women who are or may become pregnant or are breastfeeding, should not use androgel. serious side effects include worsening of an enlarged prostate, possible increased risk of prostate cancer, lower sperm count, swelling of ankles, feet, or body, enlarged or painful breasts, problems breat

... but when i started losing energy and became moody... that's when i had an honest conversation with my doctor. we discussed all the symptoms... then he gave me some blood tests. showed it was low t. that's it. it was a number -- not just me. [ male announcer ] today, men with low t have androgel 1.62% (testosterone gel). the #1 prescribed topical testosterone replacement therapy, increases testosterone when used daily. women and children should avoid contact with application sites. discontinue androgel and call your doctor if you see unexpected signs of early puberty in a child, or signs in a woman, which may include changes in body hair or a large increase in acne, possibly due to accidental exposure. men with breast cancer or who have or might have prostate cancer, and women who are or may become pregnant or are breastfeeding, should not use androgel. serious side effects include worsening of an enlarged prostate, possible increased risk of prostate cancer, lower sperm count, swelling of ankles, feet, or body, enlarged or painful breasts, problems breathing during sleep, and blood cl

message on clean energy to chicago. what's going on, lisa? >> president obama toured the argan national laboratory outside chicago. he is pushing congress to take action on his so-called energy security plan. he wants to use $2 billion in oil and gas revenue over the next decade to wean cars and trucks off fossil fuels and lessen the country's dependence on foreign oil. >>> the vatican is denouncing allegations newly elected pope francis deliberately failed to protect two fellow jesuit priests during argentina's military dictatorship. they were kidnapped decades ago when the current pontiff headed argentina's jesuit order. the vatican says the claims which appear in a book by an investigative reporter are false and defamatory. >>> all right. how about this unexpected duo? russian president vladimir putin is enlisting hollywood action ar steven segal to get russians back in shape. the two have opened the martial arts center outside moscow. mr. putin wants to bring back the type of mass physical fitness program that was popular under joseph stalin. one of the more interesting facts about

with iran, the objective facts of the energy market mean this new iraq is a problem for iran, not a source of strength for iran. >> excellent article in "newsweek" magazine, thanks very much. >> thank you. >>> when we come back, the most interesting cast of candidates in a political race in a long time. ted turner's son, steven colbert's sister and a governor all facing off in south carolina. all stations come over to mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers. ...and we inspected his brakes for free. -free is good. -free is very good. [ male announcer ] now get 50% off brake pads and shoes at meineke. >>> ted turner's son, steven colbert's sister and a disgraced former governor all vying for the same open congressional seat in south carolina. one of the most interesting special elections in years. jim acosta is watch

offshore energy reserves which you will be able to exploit. that's an asset. >> that's what russia is -- what i understand is happening in negotiations is that's what they're asking for. they want access to that. >> come up with a deal quietly. that is the essence of no matter what esb does it's impossible to get europe growing economically because we make decisions that don't make sense. >> did you see how -- where was sedgwick? was he is russia? we had them arguing. we can do cool stuff. satellite stuff. there was some overlap. it's not easy to do that. now we'll go to kelly evans who i never talk to about whether you went to paris. i don't want to digress. you were thinking about that. did you take the plunge? >> joe, i go this weekend. yes. i'll report back monday and let you know what i think. i haven't been. i'll let you know. in the meantime, i just want to go back to the point about who was in the room thinking this would be a good idea to tax deposits in cyprus. it's actually the cypriots themselves here. they have a $2.5 billion loan already with the russians. they are th

drive... but when i started losing energy and became moody... that's when i had an honest conversation with my doctor. we discussed all the symptoms... then he gave me some blood tests. showed it was low t. that's it. it was a number -- not just me. [ male announcer ] today, men with low t have androgel 1.62% (testosterone gel). the #1 prescribed topical testosterone replacement therapy, increases testosterone when used daily. women and children should avoid contact with application sites. discontinue androgel and call your doctor if you see unexpected signs of early puberty in a child, or signs in a woman, which may include changes in body hair or a large increase in acne, possibly due to accidental exposure. men with breast cancer or who have or might have prostate cancer, and women who are or may become pregnant or are breastfeeding, should not use androgel. serious side effects include worsening of an enlarged prostate, possible increased risk of prostate cancer, lower sperm count, swelling of ankles, feet, or body, enlarged or painful breasts, problems breathing during sleep, and

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